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The CyanogenMod installer is finally bachelor for the Mac, giving Apple fans an easier way to install at least 1 custom ROM onto their Android devices.

CyanogenMod Installer for Mac is currently in beta, so it may even so accept a few bugs, simply it beats having to infringe a friend'southward Windows PC or using Boot Camp to hands install the ROM. The app makes installing CM relatively painless, condensing the whole process down to but a few push button clicks.

The downside is that not every Android device is supported by the installer. The supported devices listing contains Nexus devices like the Nexus 5, Samsung devices including the Galaxy S4, and the HTC One are all supported by the installer. Sadly, phones such as the LG G2 aren't supported past the installer. Most phones that work with the Windows version of the installer will work on the Mac app. A few versions of the original Galaxy Notation and Galaxy S2 won't work on the Mac, but everything else should work just likewise.

Likewise of note, CyanogenMod isn't a recognized Mac programmer, so you'll demand to turn off Gatekeeper to run the app the commencement time. Hopefully future versions won't have the same requirement.

If you have a Mac and a supported device, have at it. If you're device isn't supported, at that place are other, more complicated ways to become custom ROMs on your phone from a Mac if you have the time.

Is this the release you've been waiting for? Or are you disappointed your phone isn't supported?